Review :
Upon entering the restaurant, the lighting was very eclectic, in the sense that it appeared all they could afford were the outdated christmas lights you would find buried deep in your Grandmothers basement. The amount of cedar on the walls made you feel you were back on the family farm, dining in the most finest of barns, munching on the finest of scraps. The food, well for $50 a plate roughly (drinks included) you would expect something edible, and not half charred or rubbery (DO NOT eat the lobster!). The service was well, pushy. One of the workers I presume, would banter on about why I was there, what the occassion was, and how I enjoyed everything well before I even started on my wilted salad. The most enjoyable part of the evening was the most delicious cheeseburgers I have ever had purchased at the fast food establishment across the street. I can honestly say, I have never had an experience quite like Granby's on 9th......